Misrep 9329374 is a USCENTCOM mission report (MISREP) originating from the 33rd Special Operations Squadron (33 SOS), documenting a 13.5-hour ISR mission flown on 26-27 October 2023 out of LGLR, landing at OJMS. The mission included FMV/SIGINT collection in support of a violent extremist organization (VEO) target development tasking, and notably includes a formal UAP section reporting observation of a possibly circular object flying just above the ocean surface and executing multiple 90-degree turns at approximately 80 MPH before being lost from sensor feed.
Key Findings
→At 0035Z on 27 October 2023, the ISR platform observed one possible UAP flying just above the ocean surface, described as seemingly circular but too small to make out details.
→The UAP executed multiple sharp 90-degree turns at an estimated speed of 80 MPH before being lost from the sensor feed at 0038Z.
→The observer assessed the UAP as benign, with no effects on persons or equipment reported, and no intelligent control attributed.
→UAP physical state was recorded as solid, propulsion means unknown, signatures none, and RF frequency unknown.
→Full Motion Video of the mission was exploited by Ground Exploitation Team (GET); the primary sensor was FMV with G-MESH also available.
Analyst Notes
The UAP observation lasted only approximately 3 minutes (0035Z-0038Z) before the object was lost from sensor feed, limiting data collection. Velocity and trajectory are explicitly marked as estimated, not measured. No sensor interrogation of the UAP is recorded, and no third-party observers are listed. The UAP was assessed as benign and not under intelligent control by the observer. Aircraft type, callsign, tail number, and specific coordinates are redacted, limiting full corroboration. The 90-degree turns at 80 MPH, while anomalous-sounding, are not extraordinary if the object were a small surface-skimming drone or marine animal creating a thermal contrast artifact on an infrared sensor; no alternative explanation is offered in the document.
Extracted Entities
People
MG Richard A. Harrison (USCENTCOM Chief of Staff, declassifying authority)
LGLR (takeoff location, ICAO code)OJMS (landing location, ICAO code)36S YC area (tasked start point, redacted coordinates)35S KD grid area (UAP first and last coordinates, partially redacted)
UAP: seemingly circular object, too small to make out details, solid physical state, flying just above ocean surface, executing multiple 90-degree turns at ~80 MPHISR aircraft (type redacted, callsign redacted, asset type partially redacted 1.4a/1.4g)AN/DAS-4 targeting podG-MESH sensor
Dates
26 October 2023 (takeoff: 262339Z OCT23)27 October 2023 (landing: 271309Z OCT23; UAP observation: 270035Z OCT23)22 January 2026 (declassification date)20481026 (original declassification date on document)